Ninja Liquids Rail Terminal opens in Florida

September 8, 2026 By Brian Richesson 0 Comments

Photo of Ninja Liquids Rail Terminal — The Ninja Liquids Rail Terminal, which opened in the spring in central Florida, is available to propane retailers throughout the market. (Photo by Mike Dodd)

Ninja Liquids LLC opened the Ninja Liquids Rail Terminal, a propane supply and storage facility designed to strengthen fuel security, support economic growth and enhance emergency preparedness across Florida.

With its spring launch, the terminal was expected to inject an additional 12 million gallons of propane into the regional market, helping address supply constraints during peak demand periods.

Engineered with long-term throughput capacity exceeding 70 million gallons annually, the facility, with on-site storage of 120,000 gallons, is expected to become a major propane supply hub for central Florida. The storage on-site can expand to 360,000 gallons, according to Ninja Liquids.

Its rail infrastructure will allow propane to move directly from North American production sources into high-capacity storage, improving supply chain efficiency and reducing transportation delays for propane marketers, municipalities and commercial customers, the company notes.

“This project represents a significant investment in Florida’s energy infrastructure,” says Mike Dodd, CEO of Propane Ninja, a sister company to Ninja Liquids LLC. “The Ninja Liquids Rail Terminal is being built to ensure reliable propane access for businesses, communities and emergency services while creating a stronger and more resilient supply network.”

Designed as an open-access facility, the terminal will be available to propane retailers throughout the market. Several leading propane marketers and distributors have aligned with the project and plan to utilize the terminal as part of their fuel logistics operations, Ninja Liquids says.

The project has also attracted attention from state leaders. Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Wilton Simpson visited the site to review progress and learn more about the terminal’s role in strengthening Florida’s energy infrastructure and emergency preparedness capabilities.

Located in central Florida, the terminal will support municipalities, first responders, hospitals, backup power systems and disaster response organizations. During hurricane-related outages, the facility’s storage reserves will help sustain emergency generator operations and support critical infrastructure throughout the state, the company adds.

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